Everything, in your terminal.
One install gives you all three tools without a browser, plus the things a website can’t do: private repositories, saved downloads with update checks, and a server for your coding agent.
curl -fsSL https://onecliq-eta.vercel.app/install | shChecks for Node.js 20+, installs without sudo, and tells you if anything else is needed.
Needs Node.js 20 or newer. No sudo. Just trying it? Put npx onecliq in front of any command.
The commands you’ll actually use.
Run oqgit with nothing after it for a menu, or oqgit help <command> for every option.
Download
Pick, fetch and verify the right release file.
- oqgit owner/repo
- Download the file built for this computer
- oqgit owner/repo windows arm64
- …or for another system and chip
- oqgit owner/repo@v1.2.3
- A specific release instead of the latest
- oqgit info owner/repo
- Every file in the release and what it is
- oqgit list · update
- See what you downloaded; get newer versions
Check
Evidence before you install anything.
- oqgit trust owner/repo
- Who built it, and whether it changed
- oqgit malware owner/repo
- Known-malware lookup by fingerprint
- oqgit verify ./file owner/repo
- Is this local file really theirs?
- oqgit lock owner/repo · sync
- Pin exact files for your whole team
Review
Gemma 4 code review, private repos included.
- oqgit review
- This branch against its base
- oqgit review 12
- Pull request 12 in this repo
- oqgit review --strict
- Fail CI unless it’s safe to merge
Skills & agents
Teach your coding agent, or let it drive.
- oqgit skills
- Browse the library by domain
- oqgit skills add security
- Install one skill or a whole domain
- oqgit mcp
- Serve every tool to your agent over MCP
Exit codes: 0 ok · 1 error · 2 bad usage · 3 no reliable match · 4 a trust, malware, lock or --strict review check failed.
Hand it all to your agent.
Connect oqgit once, then ask your agent to review a PR or use its review shortcut. It can also search and install skills, resolve releases, read trust reports and check for malware. Downloads happen with --allow-download.
npx -y onecliq mcpThen request a review
/oqgit:review https://github.com/owner/repo/pull/12Or type / and select oqgit:review from the MCP prompts.
Gemma needs a Gemini key in the server environment. Without one, your agent can review the fetched diff with its own model. Local reviews use the server’s working directory.
$ claude mcp add oqgit -- npx -y onecliq mcpThat’s the whole tour.
Everything is free and open source. Star the repo, report a bug, or write a skill of your own.